Meghan Markle and Martha Stewart both own this cozy coat — and it’s on sale

When it comes to celebrity-approved coats, this is hardly a puff piece.

Aritzia’s Super Puff range has racked up a serious superstar following over the years, with everyone from pop stars to A-list actresses wearing the wind- and water-repellent styles.

And with winter here in full force, the retailer’s slashing prices on select colors of the Super Puff Long, which Meghan Markle and Martha Stewart both own.

Stewart showed off her glossy gray version in a 2024 Instagram post, declaring, “I love my new long hoodie coat which is not only warm, it’s light and very very comfortable.”

Meanwhile, Markle donned hers at the Invictus Games last week, nearly a year after sporting the same style on a Utah ski trip.

In addition to Markle and Stewart’s knee-length version, the Super Puff’s on sale in a variety of lengths and colors — including the rainproof Super Puff₂0 and the original Super Puff, the latter of which we’ve spotted on stars like Jennifer Lopez, Brie Larson and Lili Reinhart.

And if it’s supermodel street style you’re inspired by, select colors of the cropped Super Puff Shorty owned by Emily Ratajkowski are majorly marked down, too.

In addition to a Super Puff Vest — and matching styles for men and pets — the original bestselling design’s also spawned accessories like tote bags, mittens and AirPod cases over the years.

Celebrities aren’t the only ones obsessed with the line, as plenty of New York Post staffers can’t live without their Super Puffs.

“Five-plus years [after purchasing it], my coat is still a soft warm marshmallow with absolutely zero snags or loss of puff,” says Senior Commerce Social Media Marketing Manager Michelle Moezam — who’s such a fan, she bought matching styles for her dog and husband, too.

“Safe to say we are now and forever a Super Puff family,” she adds.

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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.